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Sigma 18-125mm f/3.5-5.6 DC IF Aspherical Zoom Lens for Minolta and Sony Digital SLR Cameras
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| List Price: | $399.99 |
| Price: | $209.00 |
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Ships from and sold by 47th Street Photo
3 new or used available from $179.99
Average customer review:
Product Description
Product Features
- Minolta SLR AF mount; standard zoom lens
- Aspherical lens and internal focusing
- 18 to 125 mm focal length
- f/3.5 maximum aperture
- 6.9x magnification
Technical Details
Product Details
- Brand: Sigma
- Model: B0002CNYU4
- Dimensions: 4.30" h x 4.30" w x 5.50" l, 1.20 pounds
Features
- Minolta SLR AF mount; standard zoom lens
- Aspherical lens and internal focusing
- 18 to 125 mm focal length
- f/3.5 maximum aperture
- 6.9x magnification
Customer Reviews
Nice travel/all purpose lens
Okay, this is a cheap, wide angle almost superzoom lens. That said, it covers a very usable range, produces sharp images, has a solid build, and is light and easy to use. It is a good choice for a travel lens for an APS-C sensor dSLR (not for full frame). The bokeh is a little odd, but I can live with it. The AF can be a bit slow in poorer lighting (but many more expensive lenses suffer from this as well). I've not regretted the purchase. Highly reccomend.
Sigma 18-25mm f/3.5-5.6 lens
I purchased this lens to replace the stock lens that came with my Alpha 300. I photograph pets and would always have to switch between the stock lens and a longer zoom, losing great photo opportunities and time. I was able to use this lens during my entire shoot and my photographs were fantastic. Great price.
Sigma 18-125 on an A200
I recently bought this lens to use on my Sony Alpha A200. it was a replacement for my kit lens. the quality of my copy is exceptional. it takes very sharp pictures, even in low light. i also have yet to experience any of the autofocus problems that other users have had. the autofocus on my copy is fast, smooth, and accurate. it's also quieter than my other lenses, and ALOT quieter than my Sigma 70-300. the internal focus is nice too, as it eliminates rotation of the front element.
the only thing i dont like about this lens is the design of the barrel when you zoom. it's in two separate pieces that slide in and out of each other, and it looks kind of cheap, if you ask me.
obviously this lens isn't a professional grade lens, but with SLD glass, internal focusing, and a price of 150 dollars (with express shipping), this lens is a bargain that can't be beat.
